Southern Silhouettes
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Then it came forward until it reached the hearth-rug, and stopped again to say timidly and deprecatingly : " I'se 'Mandy. Miss says I'se gwine to be yo' nig- ger. " Having thus defined her own social status, 'Mandy loosed her clutch on the corner of a dingy calico " comfort " she had dragged in by the ears, as 2l6 COLONEL SUTTON'S GOVERNESS.
it were, and seemed to wait for some response from the stranger. But none came immediately.
The governess's heart at that moment was the seat of many commi...ngled emotions. One of the prime reasons for her answering this far-away call to Black's Bayou was the golden opportunity it would afford for her to sow some good seed in the rocky soil of slave- owners' hearts, and to inform herself correctly as to the status of these down-trodden sisters and brothers about whom the whole country was then growing violently agitated. For the first time in her life she found herself alone in a room with one of these down- trodden sisters, and she was shocked at the character of her own emotions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then it came forward until it reached the hearth-rug, and stopped again to say timidly and deprecatingly : " I'se 'Mandy. Miss says I'se gwine to be yo' nig- ger. " Having thus defined her own social status, 'Mandy loosed her clutch on the corner of a dingy calico " comfort " she had dragged in by the ears, as 2l6 COLONEL SUTTON'S GOVERNESS.
it were, and seemed to wait for some response from the stranger. But none came immediately.
The governess's heart at that moment was the seat of many commi...ngled emotions. One of the prime reasons for her answering this far-away call to Black's Bayou was the golden opportunity it would afford for her to sow some good seed in the rocky soil of slave- owners' hearts, and to inform herself correctly as to the status of these down-trodden sisters and brothers about whom the whole country was then growing violently agitated. For the first time in her life she found herself alone in a room with one of these down- trodden sisters, and she was shocked at the character of her own emotions.
What to read after Southern Silhouettes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette H Walworth to read onlineMoreLess
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